to be aware of; to become conscious of; to recognize

system of ideas, values, and beliefs that form the basis of a social, economic, or political system

unconscious mind; subconsciousness; a psychological state that exists below the level of conscious awareness

done on purpose; with a specific plan or intent

subconscious mind; an instinctive or involuntary mental reaction or behavior; also called [[潜意识|潛意識|qian2 yi4 shi5]]

unconscious; involuntary; unintentional; done without deliberation or paying attention

A mentality of being prepared for potential danger or hardship even when things are going well; a constant state of vigilance against future risks.

A sense of alertness and precaution toward potential dangers or threats.

A psychological concept describing the continuous flow of thoughts in the human mind; also used to describe a 20th-century literary technique that portrays characters' internal thoughts and feelings through interior monologue.

social awareness or consciousness; the collective feelings, knowledge, and ideologies of a society, such as political, legal, and moral beliefs, that reflect and influence its existence

A state of partial consciousness or limited awareness

The shared sense of identity and common feeling within a group of people based on shared ancestry, language, customs, history, or politics

subconsciousness; the subconscious mind

(psychology) the level of awareness that is between conscious thought and the [[潜意识|潛意識|qian2 yi4 shi5]], containing information that is not currently in focus but can be recalled.

An understanding of the close relationship between the environment and human development, and the importance of protecting the environment.

self-awareness; self-consciousness; ego consciousness; autopsyche

The ability to perceive and manipulate the sounds of spoken language, specifically at the phonemic or phonetic level

Advanced thinking that stays ahead of the times; the ability to accurately predict future trends and take proactive action.

The awareness and assertion of women regarding their autonomy, unique value, and the status of equality between the sexes; female consciousness or feminist awareness

Awareness of one's social class and its interests, particularly as defined in Marxism; can also refer to a sense of identity and belonging within a specific social class.

the set of beliefs or consciousness that guides a person or group; ideology

Sense of belonging or collective awareness among members of a group; the psychology of realizing one is part of a larger team or community

In psychology, the awareness that others share similar characteristics or behaviors with oneself, leading to a sense of belonging to the same group.

The set of ideas, beliefs, and values held by a person or a group, particularly those that influence social and political systems